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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
1
A city chamber of commerce meeting on Barray Cay explored private financing for a new lighting system. Members weighed a private citizen backed note with city guarantee, and a committee led by Warner Mitchell and Clark Urten reported on proposals.
A gathering marked Aunt Sarah’s 42nd birthday with friends at her home. About twenty five to thirty ladies attended a pleasant afternoon with lunch prepared by Mrs Cwtens daughters and others, no formal program planned.
The Daughters of the Pioneers hold their regalig monthly meeting at the usual place this Thursday during Meat Week. Jane W Adams has been named vice president of the association. A cordial invitation is extended to members to attend.
A district court faces delays with no order received for the drawn of 2 July. Judge Gearce holds court at Forest Road, while a delegation for Forest Preserve inspection travels to examine permits, aiming for early inspection and exemption actions.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a 100th TG FE without a road commission representative and mentions figures such as Parker and Weber Canoty along with references to governors and committee matters. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts to establish a clear event or outcome.
The Cedar City Clerk issued marriage licenses to Rosld G Clark of Seattle Washington and Elva Dow of Cedar City. Also listed are G Happy and Rosgela Ros enberg of Cedar City, and Alan Fre tag and Jenne Le Fevre of Cedar City Cedar.
The article lists several hunters named Edgar Benson, Skenperd, Lill Lowder, Jean Lowder, Joseph R. Bentley, Clarence Richards, Elmer Gurr, JM L Guyman Jr and others as successful so far. It notes more may have taken bearskin and promises a complete list next week as the season nears closing.
The Fo A W Club met on a Wednesday evening October 21 at Mrs Tree Mitchell’s home. Oliver Gouldanith and Mrs Keobeia Mitchell presented a biography of Galdsmiith. Mrs Fur cells led the Wakefield discussion while a study feature and business were discussed and refreshments served before adjournment.
A local Hae lief Society event featured a backward theme with costumes and performances. Fragments note prizes and a motion toward an upcoming election day with a bellet society meeting and a theological discussion.
A list of Parowan residents including Lundsay Hurted Wr James 8 Green, Mr and Mrs fl Parnell, Mr Albert Benson, Mr Edgie M Clerk, Mr Mation Whitney, and Mrs Sidney Pritcharel were noted as doing business with Cedar Ty. The notice reminds readers of the upcoming City election next Tuesday in November.
The text describes the Success Family with a father guiding Burcesa Je work and sons Perse verance Honesty Thoroorhbesa Foresight Enthugissin and Co operation. It urges loyalty care honesty and strong family bonds as a path to opportunity and equal treatment within the group.
An aged Parowa resident, Bowler of Gunlock, revisits Farowan after twenty five years. He reflects on early ties with the community, recalls working in a chone shop, and notes his long friendship with local families while expressing wish for health and happiness for the town and its people.
On Tuesday this week the Tatewin High School hosts a weekly talk at 4 o clock in the Wa Huf Hall. Principal J Douklo explains the session led by ZPDtad and Ernest Bracelet discussing moral and civic topics for teachers and pupils.
The item praises editor 9 and a poet, with mention of a wife named Glick and a bite about successful buuters. The fragmentary text emphasizes notable people and events from the Die week, reflecting local interest and recognition.
Engineer Mitchell discusses the Peak Route survey outlining how the new road will run along the north side of the canyon facing the sun. He notes the winter will challenge maintenance but promises a feasible grade from Pangulteh to the head of Little Creek Canyon, pending alignment. The plan aims to minimize snow blockage and improve winter access between Fararpeneh and Pangulteh.
Dear Peditar Igs T do. The passage describes a group visiting Salt Lake City for a missionary institute with teachers and various family members attending. Names include Miss Taylor, Miss Garirode Bentley, Aliss Chata, Miss Los, and Miss Bert Mortonses Gig, among others, detailing travel from Cedar City and Los Angeles and noting employment, attendance, and homecomings.
A Parawan author writes from his El Paso then Mojave station to describe daily work and people in the Western mission. He details companions, cotton picking, and long language lessons while awaiting the next travel to Chitpok and the spread of white hope.
The fragment discusses Orton refusing a bid to run and sources like John W Bentley commenting on committee members and possible replacements. It notes uncertainty about who will fill a vacancy and mentions call-ins and telephone tips related to candidates.
The Cedar Gate District Court heard a case involving Lane and Batty accused of a jail escape and related burglary. Testimony described a plan to seize a jail outfit and flee, with evidence about a weapon and the route between Gers and Modena. The proceedings covered the thefts, the escape attempt, and the alleged accomplices, with questions about access during a period of absence from the jail.
Dr Macfarlane of Cedar City elected secretary or director on a Utah public health association slate. The Salt Lake City convention opened at 8 oclock at the Hotel Wah sekitar with talks by notable national leaders on health. The event highlighted the limited number of such slates in the state and the active role of local physicians.
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